What does Cansada mean?
tired
British English:
tired /ˈtaɪəd/ ADJECTIVE. If you are tired, you feel that you want to rest or sleep.
What is the difference between Cansado and Cansada?
In Spanish, nouns have Genders, and adjectives too. Adjectives (such as cansado/a) must match the gender of the noun they're qualifying, or the person they're referring to.
Cansada is for the feminin gender (female) and cansado for the masculin (male) If you're a girl, you say "Estoy cansada".
How do you pronounce Estoy cansado?
Estoy cansado. =
I am tired. Estás cansado. = You are tired.
What are you doing in Spanish slang?
One is “
¿Qué estás haciendo?” (it literally means “What are you doing?” in Spanish). The other one is “¿Qué hacés?”.
What is your name in Spanish?
What's your name? =
¿Cómo te llamas?
Can Cansado be feminine?
So the forms above– cansado, listo etc– are already in the right form to describe a masculine subject. ... In general, -
e is "neither masculine nor feminine", and an adjective ending in -e doesn't change according to the gender.
Is estoy a Cansado?
Estoy cansado is that youre tired, soy cansado its that you bored people.
What is soy used for in Spanish?
SOY is the
'I AM,' part of the verb SER. ESTAR also means, 'TO BE. ' It is used when you want to convey a more temporary state of affairs, such as being tired or sad. ESTOY is the, 'I AM,' part of the verb ESTAR.
How do u say hi what are u doing in Spanish?
One is “
¿Qué estás haciendo?” (it literally means “What are you doing?” in Spanish).
How do you say Hi Mom what are you doing in Spanish?
| hi | hola |
|---|
| what | qué |
| be | ser estar |
| you | tú usted |
| doing | la realización |
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What is your name Spanish Formal?
What's your name? =
¿Cómo te llamas?
What do como se Llaman mean?
In Spanish, “Cómo se llama?” is “
What's your name?” when you're addressing a person directly (literally, “How do you call yourself?”), or “What's his/her name?” when you're asking about a third person, or “What's it called?” If you're asking about an animal or inanimate object.
What is the female form of Alegre?
Add -mente to the feminine singular form of an adjective
| Masc. Adj. | Fem. Adj. | Meaning |
|---|
| alegre | alegre | happily |
| breve | breve | briefly |
| frecuente | frecuente | frequently |
| especial | especial | especially |
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Is estoy masculine or feminine?
Estar
| yo estoy | I am |
|---|
| nosotros estamos | we are |
| ustedes están | you are (plural) |
| ellos están | they are (masculine) |
| ellas están | they are (feminine) |
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Is Grande ser or estar?
| Use of the verb "SER" |
|---|
| To identify the subject by linking it to a noun or pronoun |
|---|
| ¡Está grande tu casa! | Your house is really big! |
| Note: You are not remarking about the fact that the house is large (which is a permanent thing), but that you are surprised that the house is so large. |
| Comparison of "Ser" and "Estar" |
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What is Estoy feliz?
I'm happy (Estoy feliz)
What's the difference between soy and son?
Now, answering your question, the difference between “somos” and “son” is that
the first corresponds to the first person of plural from the verb “ser” (to be), while the latter is related to the third person of plural of that same verb.
What is difference between soy and estoy?
We use soy when we are talking about permanent things, things that do not change from day to day, or hour to hour. I might say “Soy estudiante” meaning I am a student. On the other hand, we use
estoy when we are talking about states or variable things, like the weather or somebody's mood or location.
How do say no in Spanish?
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How do you say hello what are u doing in Spanish?
One is “
¿Qué estás haciendo?” (it literally means “What are you doing?” in Spanish). The other one is “¿Qué hacés?”.